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Zones A and AE are subject to flooding by the base or 1% annual chance flood (100- year flood) and are considered to be high- risk areas. Some countywide maps show other flood zones.
Yes. A bill passed during the 87th Texas Legislative Session does not generally exempt landlords of temporary residential leases from providing a disclosure notice about whether the landlord is aware that the dwelling is located in a 100‐year floodplain or that the dwelling has flooded within the last five years.
There are a few ways to obtain a copy of your EC, including: Floodplain Managers. Every NFIP participating community has a floodplain manager and one might already be on file. Sellers of the Home. Developer or Builder. Property Deed. Hire a licensed land surveyor, professional engineer, or certified architect.
TAR-1414 is a generic informational form that talks about flood insurance and related issues; it does not disclose any information about the specific property being sold. The buyers agent noticed the missing TAR-1414, and asked the listing agent to provide it.
Yes. A bill passed during the 87th Texas Legislative Session does not generally exempt landlords of temporary residential leases from providing a disclosure notice about whether the landlord is aware that the dwelling is located in a 100‐year floodplain or that the dwelling has flooded within the last five years.

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Flood disclosure laws require sellers to provide written disclosure of any flooding or water damage they are aware of. This disclosure might also denote whether the buyers will be required to carry a flood insurance policy.
The Texas law, which took effect Jan. 1, is the first to require landlords to disclose both the flood history of a rental unit and whether its in an area that has a docHub risk of flooding. Only five other states require flood disclosure for rental units.
There really is no way around it: if your home has flooded, you are obliged to make potential buyers aware. It may put them off and you may need to docHubly reduce your asking price to tempt them back but, in the long term, it is the only safe, legal and ethical path you can take.

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